The Story of My Life
The Story of My Life
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He ridiculed, and his ridicule killed theBacon enthusiasts all the more dead because it was barbed witherudition.
He said that when I first came into the box to see him as "Rip" hethought I did not like him, because I fidgeted and rustled and moved myplace, as is my wicked way. "But I'll get her, and I'll hold her, " hesaid to himself. I was held indeed--enthralled.
In manner Jefferson was a little like Norman Forbes-Robertson. Perhapsthat was why the two took such a fancy to each other. When N...orman waswalking with Jefferson one day, some one who met them said: "Your son?" "No, " said Jefferson, "but I wish he were! The young man has such goodmanners!" Our first American tours were in 1883 and 1884; the third in 1887-88, the year of the great blizzard. Henry fetched us at half-past ten in themorning! His hotel was near the theater where we were to play at night. He said the weather was stormy, and we had better make for his hotelwhile there was time! The German actor Ludwig Barnay was to open in NewYork that night, but the blizzard affected his nerves to such an extentthat he did not appear at all, and returned to Germany directly theweather improved!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He ridiculed, and his ridicule killed theBacon enthusiasts all the more dead because it was barbed witherudition.
He said that when I first came into the box to see him as "Rip" hethought I did not like him, because I fidgeted and rustled and moved myplace, as is my wicked way. "But I'll get her, and I'll hold her, " hesaid to himself. I was held indeed--enthralled.
In manner Jefferson was a little like Norman Forbes-Robertson. Perhapsthat was why the two took such a fancy to each other. When N...orman waswalking with Jefferson one day, some one who met them said: "Your son?" "No, " said Jefferson, "but I wish he were! The young man has such goodmanners!" Our first American tours were in 1883 and 1884; the third in 1887-88, the year of the great blizzard. Henry fetched us at half-past ten in themorning! His hotel was near the theater where we were to play at night. He said the weather was stormy, and we had better make for his hotelwhile there was time! The German actor Ludwig Barnay was to open in NewYork that night, but the blizzard affected his nerves to such an extentthat he did not appear at all, and returned to Germany directly theweather improved!
What to read after The Story of My Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Ellen to read onlineMoreLess
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